Knowledge of and Attitudes Toward HIV Chemoprophylaxis Among Urban Residents in a High HIV Prevalence New York City Neighborhood

Abstract

Purpose: Barriers to uptake of HIV chemoprophylaxis (PEP/PrEP), like stigma, have emerged within MSM communities. Little research on barriers exists among residents of high HIV prevalence cities. We evaluated knowledge,... [ view full abstract ]

Authors

  1. Victoria Frye (City University of New York)
  2. Davida Farhat (Columbia University)
  3. Mark Paige (New)
  4. Steven Gordon (Gay Men of African Descent)
  5. David Matthews (Brooklyn Men Konnect/Bridging Access to Care)
  6. Emily Greene (New York Blood Center)
  7. Vaughn Taylor-Akutagawa (Gay Men of African Descent)
  8. Beryl Koblin (New York Blood Center)

Topic Areas

IV. Behaviors 4.1 Mobilities and health 4.2 Spatial analysis of substance abuse and treatm , II. Urban Health at the intersection of urban environment, social determinants and places , VI. Research and action 6.1 Collaboration; interaction of researchers; stakeholders 6.2 S

Session

PS-2 » POSTER SESSION 2 (11:45 - Saturday, 2nd April, TBA)

Paper

ICUH_Prep_CHHANGE_Frye_et_al_v1.docx

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